In fact, Republicans view the Democrats as addressing the key issues more than their own party's candidates — as do independents.
She is clearly in denial of the role of her government's austerity policies in provoking the crisis and there is no indication she is serious about addressing the key issues.
The examples selected demonstrate the advantages of formic acid in addressing the key issues (minimizing the use and generation of hazardous substances while maximizing productivity under mild and benign reaction conditions) in clean chemical transformation.
The importance of innovation as one of the primary means by which a firm can achieve sustainable growth (Senge and Carstedt, 2001; McEvily et al. 2004) as well as addressing the key issues facing firms in today's competitive environment: greater cost efficiency and the provision of new products to meet customers' demands.
Negotiators continued the task of developing a work plan for addressing the key issues of transparency and linking finance to reductions, but sources predicted an end to the groundwork-laying backroom diplomacy that the Obama administration had become so adept at, largely because that requires knowing what will happen in the future.
4.1 The design of the Education Programme was highly relevant to addressing the key issues in Basic Education The main strengths are considered to be as follows.
John Cornyn, the Texas attorney general, said in a written statement that the judge had not addressed the key issue in the case and that he was considering appealing the decision.
True, but, again, he does not address the key issue: how can auditors give an independent view of a company when they have advised that company on tax issues, or received huge fees from it for other services?
Adam Green, co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, who worked for the Democratic National Committee on John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign, said Clinton's economic policy papers failed to address the key issue of a rigged economy and did not resonate much with voters.
She added: "It says nothing that addresses the key issue affecting arts and culture: reduced arts spending across the board, which affects London as much as it does the regions.
